Bad News Should Travel Loud, Good News Quiet

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Asymmetric communication attention is a strategic asset: bad news must be surfaced loudly and repeatedly because it demands action, while good news only needs a quiet acknowledgment since it merely confirms the current trajectory is sound. Over-communicating good news wastes the finite resource of team attention.

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